Just that ambiguous ~ that picture ~ that cute poem. . . Let me objectively evaluate impossible. . . I hate myself for keeping this film in the gay themed folder and haven't watched it for so long!
When poets meet narcissistic painters, their talents are attracted to each other, and they burn for love~~ Achieving a common pursuit --- no limited. When poets achieve no limited with freedom and revolution, and painters achieve no limited with their pursuit of fame and fortune, their hearts are farther and farther apart. . .
When a prostitute plays the piano and reads a poem to another prostitute, my thoughts are no limited. . .
Looking at the gradually blurred picture in the eyes of Federico who collapsed at the end, the scene of Federico and Dali in white clothes and white shirts appearing in the countryside riding a bicycle laughing and playing, I decided to let the picture finally freeze here. . . (But the tears in his eyes also made the picture blurry)
Dali, a young student played by rob, is remarkable, but Dali, who is incomparable after becoming famous, is lacking in skill. . . On the contrary, the poet Federico, played by a Spanish actor, made me a mess. . . That emotional drama, the inner drama is just right. . .
"Remember me when you're by the sea, especially when you paint creaking noises
and little dust.
Oh, my little dust!
Please on the picture and let it live on forever."
- Federico García Lorca to Salvador Dalí
Remember me when you are at the beach and above all when you paint cracking Things and little ashes.
OH, MY LITTLE ASHES!
Put my name in the picture so that my name will serve for something in the world.
——Federico García Lorca
Federico and Dali, you are two ambiguous specks of dust~~
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After watching this another master's gay romance, I want to see Wilde of Jude again. . .
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